Political Parody As a Weapon Part LXXIII-Life’s Lessons
Political Parody As a Weapon Part LXXIII; You’re never too old to be taught a lesson about life, one of the most important, is about fatherhood.
Ridicule
Political Parody As a Weapon Part LXVI
Political Parody As a Weapon Part LXVI; Apparently, someone wants to deck the halls with opponents’ bowels.
Political Parody As a Weapon Part LXIV
Political Parody As a Weapon Part LXIV; Almost gone but not forgiven, hope we don’t see him again. In Part LXIII, our last segment, we called on the leader of the Parrot Heads to provide the tune to memorialize the lowlights of the current head of state’s eight decades. This week, we will remain in the …
Parody: A Political Weapon, Part LII
More Parody: a Political Weapon from the rapier wit of Albert Constantine Jr: A tribute upon his passing to R Martin, aka “Little Ricky”
Parody As a Weapon Part LI; The Target: Peter Strzok
More political parody from the rapier wit of Albert Constantine Jr; Parody As a Weapon Part LI, puts former FBI agent Peter Strzok on the hotseat.
Parody As a Weapon Part XLIX; Just another day in Republica Bananera
Once the bastion of liberty and rule of law for the entire world, the Biden administration continues decades of the Democrat Party’s efforts to turn us into another banana republic.
Parody As a Weapon Part XLI
From the love that dare not speak its name to the one that won’t shut up.
Parody As A Weapon, Part XXXIII
This week, we will attempt to examine a revealing moment about the agenda of those leading this “fundamental transformation” that occurred during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Biden Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.
Parody As a Weapon Part XXXI
Albert Constantine Jr. again weaponizes political parody asking, “Who was that masked man?”
A Little Ditty About Renegade and Evergreen
A Break-Break From the Beast Edition
With Apologies to Billy Joel (and “We Didn’t Start the Fire”)
Parody As a Weapon Part XXVIII
This week, Albert Constantine Jr. again weaponizes political parody by reaching back to an earlier decade to examine the recent revelations of the Durham special counsel investigation.